The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
LATEST GERMAN NEWS.
The Signor Crispi Conference.
Interview Between Him and Bis
marck Very Important.
II Has RefeTalce 10 a ReHewal Of
tho Military Convection.
Negotiations with tho vatican on
FERNS Of decentralization.
Central European ZoIIVorsiE 10 Do
EsThbIished-Rus-tH and frasco
Left - The Frontier al
Giir Settled.

1887. by tho New York ASCOT
ated Press.
BERLIN, 0cloDsr The coming
,onf ,rence between Prince Bismarck
md slgnor Cispi, tbs italian Prime
Minister, completely overshsdowe the
interest in the recent shooting affair
On the frontier. Count Herbert Bis.
msrck left the Foreign Office this alter
noon for Buechen Junction in order
TO receive Sigpor Crispi and accom-.
pany him to Friedrichsruhe. The IT,
terview Is regarded as Of supreme i'm
portsnce. 1t has especial reference to |
a renewal Of the military convention |
between Italy, Austria and Germany.
The alliance OF the central powers
with Italy on general policy was re.
newed for i've years, but the military
convention, for ohensive and deien-
sivs purposes, covered only six
monthe--!rom March last to Septem.
Der.
While Count Kalnoky, Austrian
Prime Minister, WAS at Friedrichsruhe
a dispatch Was cent to Signor Crispi
asking whether he was ready to 70.
new the convention. Prince Bismarck
also proposed an extension OF the
period covered by the convention,
b ,icre Count KslLoky left, Sguor
Cdspi promised his support 10 the
movement for an extension Of the
convention, ard made arrangements
to visit Prince Bismarck In order 10
personally discuss the matter. This
IL the first obi CT Of the interview, and
must bs hsiled "a an effective eesur.
agce OF peace for many months
TO come. Another question OF
special interest TO the italian Gov
ernment will be the negotiations
With the Vatican on the terms Of
reconciliation, Within the present
week diplomatic action has beco ne
intensified over these negotiations
and the knowledge that signor Cfiepi
is coming TO Friedrichsruhe. A note
was sent yesterday by Cardinal X m.
polla, Pspal Secretary OF Safe, to sll
the Nuncios, instructing them TO keep
the question alive by every means in
their power. The NuucIoe were
further advised that the Pope had 70.
ferred the extent OF the DOS.
sible concessions TO the Holy
See to the College OF Cardinals,
whose accommodations would BIS
communicated TO the Nuncios ne soon
AZ II was deemed Advisable. Mgr.
Rufs Scills, the new Nuneio at
Munich, Is expected 10 arrive In Der.
lin about he middle OF October. His
visit will he made In connection with
the negotiations. Mgr. Galimbtrii,
the Nuncio at Vienna, Is still charged
with the duty VI watching the rela-
tons between the State and Church In
Germany, but the conduct OF thu
question between Italy and the Vail.
can Ia confded to Mr.. Scilla.
CENTRAL EUROPEAN z)LLvEREIS.
Another project that Prince Be
marck 10 credited with being DESTROYS
OF discussing with signor Onspi il the
creation OF CSntrsl European Il ~.
veIeiu, including Germany, Austria,
Italy, Servia and Roumanla. The
project sppesrs imprActicable, In view
Of the txls,irg international tariff die
sensionB Ds,ween Germany and Aus.
tria, and Austria Aod Rjunania, yet
the subj Ct u Treated gravely ~ the
semi official press rs both desirable
and poBlble. They hold Il b be co
pecie.ly desirable ss a tremendous
"Faosr" to Russ,a. The Cologne Ga
lite says that Central European u ID.
vcTein " uld render q srmAny entirely
indeps dent oil Russian timber. corn
and cattle, aud would realizs the oil &c.
which has long been the ideal Of many
eminent political economists and
many practical statesmen. In OH ial
circles n IL believed that Prince Biz
marck has already made oyertures "a
Signof Chspi % Din tnu proposed II jll.
vefein, bat nothing has transpired 10
show now the Italian Government ap
precistss the gigantic customs union
scheme.
sgpof Chspl will remain three days
with Prince Bismarck and will after
ward 90 10 Vienna 10 meet CIun,
Kalnoky. The interviews are diplo
matte successes OF Prince Bismarck
aud mugt gal the French and Rus
aian Governments. Ia conn seton
with the Z)llvsreln project q signil
cant semi.ofiicial nots was seut ffon
Pesth 10 the German and Austriar
pTsts tonight. This says thatthe actor
OF Russia In continually rails
ing her custom tariff, and
IN reby causing retalia,ory German
measures, 10 tending toward an entent,
bstween Austria aud &c many for th,
conclusion Of q comprehensive com
mercial and customs treaty furtherinI
the interests Of both countries. Thi
treaty, the note says, may become thu
basis a customs union of the cen
tral European powers. This comm
| % icaiion, directly inspired by the Aus
uo.Huugsry Foreign Office, gives con
sis,ence TO the reports hat Bismarcl
is trying 10 induce Italy TO enter tn
Zolverein.
THE FRosTIKR AFFAIR,
which has never been regarded Il
Berlin 20 seriously 20 In Paris, end
wi "a tine payment OF IA Indemnity q
Bfignon's widow, and an expression
OF regret from the German Govern
ment. II France insists upon o.
Punishment OF Kaufman, the deman'
will not be grAuted. The oernai
official INQUIRY proves that kauimaoI
acted according 70 tho letter oil hi
instruct ons To further appeae'
France, Count Won Munsler has bseI
anthof ned 10 inform NJ. Flouf.rs tina
measufea will be taken on The German
side Of he frontier 10 relax the sever
,ty of n code OF regulations unde
which the i0rret rangers and othe
OF ,lals act. This will BE- the extern
of the satisfaction accorded France.
CALL c)SaRss'.
The u. j,c.sd International Soc al
tea Con.re,s, oonvoked under the aus
! uiraa OF the Berlin commitcs. W.
fsorsilylproposed Q be held at Pesih
several German deli gates, on affivipl
at thst pset wsIe warned by The po
| lice thai they would be Instantly OK
nelled A they attempted 10 hold
| a,..tt,g Tha NO kmena aRanCiA